Underrated runs/stories

[Shinglepants]

You mean Aaron's run? If so then I agree. There's also Cable & Deadpool, New Mutants Vol. 3, X-Statix, Cable Vol. 2, Inhumans by Jenkins/Lee, Dazzler Vol. 1, The Punisher(current book).

Yes, yes I did. Complete brain spasm. I'll agree with you on Cable and Deadpool, that's one of my all time favourites.

[LifeIsILL]

Captain America - Ice
Daredevil - Underboss
X-Men - The Draco (I know Austen is universally hated but I thought The Draco was his best X-Men story, at least better than crap like Holy War or Dominant Species, if that means anything)

Mark Waid's run on Cap was pretty underrated as well.

[GallowGlass]

Captain America - Ice
Daredevil - Underboss
X-Men - The Draco (I know Austen is universally hated but I thought The Draco was his best X-Men story, at least better than crap like Holy War or Dominant Species, if that means anything)

Mark Waid's run on Cap was pretty underrated as well.

Are you trying to be controversial? Genuine question.

[FlashingSabre]

Fabian's Thunderbolts run up to the end (included the best Civil War tie-ins)

And I will say it: Lobdell's X-men work

I agree. A lot f his x-men was really good.

[FlashingSabre]

I always thought Gruenwalds Squadron Supreme was underrated. It's well received, but I think it should be right up there with Watchmen and Kingdom Come personally.

I also always thought House of M was a bit underrated.

House of M has to deal with the completely justified Bends hate. Its probably his only story that really like.

[FlashingSabre]

Captain America - Ice
Daredevil - Underboss
X-Men - The Draco (I know Austen is universally hated but I thought The Draco was his best X-Men story, at least better than crap like Holy War or Dominant Species, if that means anything)

Mark Waid's run on Cap was pretty underrated as well.

Nightcrawler is my favorite x-men. Draco was an abomination.

[LifeIsILL]

Are you trying to be controversial? Genuine question.

I enjoyed the story....that's all.

Let me rephrase that, it's the only Chuck Austen X-men story I enjoyed.

[GallowGlass]

I enjoyed the story....that's all.

Let me rephrase that, it's the only Chuck Austen X-men story I enjoyed.

Wow, I think you're first person I've seen on here that has anything positive to say about Austen.

[McFarlane's Green Hulk]

The Thing's solo series from the `80's. I thought Ben as a wrestler was an entertaining concept towards the end of the series...
The Defenders #41-91, or as I call them -- the anti-Gerber stories.
Bob Harras' Avengers.

Damn...I had a list of answers, but am completely blanking on the rest of them.

[PennyDreadful]

Peter David's 1990s first run on X-Factor, before X-Factor Investigations.

[Knightmare10880]

The 90's Foolkiller maxi-series written by Steve Gerber is one of the best comics I've ever read and I'm amazed Marvel has never collected in in trade form.

Another great one was the English translation of Spider-Man the Manga, not the Mangaverse version but the actual Japanese comic version of Spider-Man that Marvel did an English adaption of back in the late 90's I'm always amazed that Marvel has never tried to do trades on this run as I think both Spider-Man fans and Manga fans would really enjoy it.

[macicenuke]

And I will say it: Lobdell's X-men work

I agree. Love, love, love the quieter issues Lobdell handled. He knew how to write a great Bobby. And the Rogue/Gambit was best handled under his pen.

[Sasquatch by Night]

The 90's Foolkiller maxi-series written by Steve Gerber is one of the best comics I've ever read and I'm amazed Marvel has never collected in in trade form.

Agreed. Excellent and chilling in every way.

[HaveAtThee]

Dan Jurgens' run on Thor. JMS' run gets more publicity but is considerably inferior (and I liked the JMS run) to Jurgens'.

[Zero Hunter]

ROM never gets enough love these days. That series was great from issue 1 all the way to the end of the Dire Wraiths War.